Supreme Court of India
K. Jagadeesan v. Union of India and Others
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Civil services: Geological Survey of India (Group ' ' and ' ' posts) Recruitment Rules, 1967: Promotion-Promotion to the post of Director (M. .)-Requirement of Degree qualification-Notification by Government amending Rules-Whether given retrospective effect- Validity of notification. The appellant, a diploma holder, was, in 1964, appointed as Transport Officer (Class-I Technical Grade, Group ), which post was later redesignated and merged with the post of Mechanical Engineer (Junior) in 1968. The Geological Survey of india (Group' ' and Group ' ' posts) Recruitment Rules, 1967, framed under
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